Oconee State Park
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Bringing a Golf Cart?
Personal golf cart use incurs a $5 per night charge based on the length of your stay. Up to two (2) golf carts may be registered with each reserved campsite.
Select the number of golf carts you plan to bring. Your golf cart charge will be calculated based on the number of nights of your stay.
Call the Reservation Desk for questions or assistance with registering additional golf carts.
Oconee State Park
Camping Reservation Policies
Campground Policies
Nightly campsite rates are based on location, season and site amenities. Rates are subject to state and local taxes, and are subject to change. Reservations may be made up to 13 months in advance. Reservations requested less than one day in advance of check-in must be made directly through the park.
Please note that check-in time for camping is 2:00 p.m. Check-out time is 12:00 p.m. Please contact the park office in advance for late arrival instructions.
All vehicles entering the park must display a valid pass. Visitors not registered for an overnight stay are required to pay the park admission. Roadside parking is prohibited. Parking on unoccupied campsites is prohibited.
- Campsites accommodate a maximum of 6 persons, exceptions may be made for single families larger than 6. Minimum age for reserving a site is 18 and they must occupy the site.
- Campers are allowed either a maximum of one trailer/RV and one tent, OR two tents per site.
- Standard RV sites are allowed a maximum of two vehicles at the site (this includes golf carts and trailers). All additional vehicles need to park in the designated overflow parking areas or the front office parking lot and display a valid parking pass.
- Parking for tent sites 1-15 is in the main campground. Only one vehicle per site may be parked in their designated site. All additional vehicles or trailers need to park in the overflow or trailer parking areas and must display a valid parking pass.
- All vehicles must remain on paved portions of the campsite. No vehicles will be permitted to park on grass, mulch, road shoulders, adjacent sites, or other locations in the campground.
- Golf carts must be driven and parked on paved or established roads and parking areas. Golf carts are considered a vehicle. You must be a licensed driver to operate the golf cart, and they cannot be driven after dark. You must have all permits as required by the SCDMV. The trailer or vehicle carrying the cart should not be parked at the campsite. It should be parked at the area behind the trading post/near barn area. Overflow is the putt-putt parking area.
- Due to wildlife activity and to protect the park's resources from litter, secure all bagged food and trash in an enclosed vehicle or camper outside of designated trash pickup times.
- Campground trash is collected by park staff. Staff designated hours for pickup are mornings at 8:30 A.M. and in the afternoon at 4:00 P.M. Please station all properly contained trash by your site post for pickup only at these designated times.
- All fires must be confined to designated grills or areas.
- Pets are allowed in camping areas. All pets must be on a leash no greater than 6 feet or crated at all times. They cannot be left unattended in a vehicle or on the campsite.
- The public display and consumption of alcohol is prohibited.
- Maximum length of stay is 14 nights. Minimum length of stay is 2 nights. Some parks have longer minimum stay requirements during peak season and holidays.
- Maximum cumulative (total) stay for most parks is 42 out of 49 days. However, during peak season, high volume parks may shorten the maximum cumulative (total) stay during peak season to a 14-day consecutive stay.
- Campers must leave the park for 7 days after reaching the maximum cumulative (total) stay. Example: For a campsite in the peak season, in for 14 nights, switch sites for another 14 nights, switch sites for another 14 nights then they must leave for 7 nights (42 out of 49 nights camping).
- Registered campers must contact park staff before changing sites.
- Customers requesting an ADA (accessible) site are directed to contact the park directly.
- South Carolina State Parks has a strict policy against subletting sites. This means that you cannot book a site and then sell or transfer it to someone else. The person who reserved the site must occupy the site. If we discover you have sublet a site, we will contact you and put you on notice that you have violated our policy and ask that any reference to a guaranteed date at a state park be removed from your advertisement within 24 hours. After you are on notice of the initial violation, any further breach of our policy will result in cancellation of bookings and the park will not accept future reservation requests.